Cincy Jungle on Malik Willis

ArticleJordan Battle reveals part of Bengals’ game plan vs. Dolphins
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He has a little slight little tap before every throw though, so I feel like we could use that as a key to break on the ball... He's obviously dangerous with his feet. We know we got to be alert for that. Third and longs, they will run quarterback draws, and in the passing game, he will extend plays.
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Bengals identified Willis' pre-throw tap and running tendencies as exploitable weaknesses.

Bengals defensive scout Jordan Battle identified specific pre-throw tendencies and running ability that Cincinnati will exploit on Sunday. Willis has a pre-throw tap before releases that the defense will use as a key to break on the ball; he's dangerous with his feet and will run QB draws on third-and-long situations; in the passing game he extends plays and takes chances downfield, requiring DBs to plaster coverage. The Bengals have spent the week on film study to capitalize on these tendencies.

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